Fragmentary Oregon newspaper masthead and misc notes
Fragmented OCR text from an Oregon newspaper shows an afternoon edition at Pendleton with publisher East Oregonian Publishing Company and scattered names and addresses. Content is incomplete with garbled lines and stray names not forming a coherent events narrative or distinct item.
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Hunday
Pendleton
Oregon
The
East Oregonian Publishing Company
Fragmented wartime welfare text on work for the disabled
The article appears to describe a 1930s or wartime charitable program relating to employment for the disabled. It mentions a Bevan Gader or similar figure, Salvat ion s Artis, and a scheme involving meals, wages, and proper living conditions. It references care, self-respect, and a system of nonstandard work assignments with welfare aims.
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Lyteet
Artis
Tuaihe
Fortiisi
Lee
Tate Te
Pi- Cos
Weenweard
Pomalhiy
Rights to highways spark rural force and odd acts
Present signs show a widening gap between motorists and other road users in Umatilla County. In New York a farmer spilled milk eight times as a challenge to establish road rights, while Oregon officials debate dormitory needs and legislative action, amid a climate of growing automobile dominance.
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Umatilla
New York
Western capitalism and education near home debated
The piece discusses study options for Eastern Oregon students, weighing state institutions and experiments in education. It notes funding and access concerns, the democrat spirit of Western capitalism, and the push to provide affordable local training while examining broader political implications.
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Oregon
Louis Pal Attendance Promises Meager Turnout
The report notes attendance at the St Louis fair will likely lag Chico relative to past years. It cites lower turnout during opening days and rough estimates of gate counts, with optimism for improved crowds later in April.
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T. Laule
Dave
Wieed Utne
St. Louis
Attendance peaks at Virage fair with record crowds
The 1800 Virage week drew about 1 5000 attendees with crowds outside rivaling inside totals. Estimates show Chicago fair attendance reaching 236 000 and sometimes 406 000 nightly, the largest ever in enclosed venues. Railroads shifted most visitor traffic to intercity routes, boosting outside patrons and indicating strong interstate interest.
Tipping System Rules Stir Debate in New Order
A garbled OCR piece discusses the growing reach of tipping system practices under a new order, mentioning a secretary and the transport department. It notes that tipping is not yet universal, with references to allowances on ships and merchant vessels, and hints at reforms affecting official travel and charges.
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Ry & SM
Murtorn
Hoss
America
Pendleton
Healdeyee
Funeral Service Honors Fallen Leader at City Auditorium
A large crowd gathered at the great auditorium for a state funeral honoring a prominent political figure. Presidents and mourners paid respects as speakers recalled the late leader's life and service, with solemn hymns and a final ceremonial tribute drawing wide attention from attendees.
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Dempher
Din
Sir Breigie Witlhem
United States
Kindness and the healing power of care in life
A devotional meditation on kindness as a softing mantle that slowly covers a broken wall of pain. The wrote praises tender ministry, benevolent hands, and willing feet that spread comfort through difficult places, while time works healing divinely.
Tears at Chinese Wedding Show Silly Wedding Customs
A damaged OCR fragment describes a Chinese wedding ritual with a feasting table and rituals around the bride. Mothers and friends react as the bride joins in and male relatives carry her around the room while guests throw objects. The text ends with an unrelated medical advice line about seeking third opinions.
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Male
Wien
Eles
Peruna Tonic Praised By Buffalo Resident
A testimonial letter from J E Finn of Buffalo New York praises Peruna Medicine Co. for restoring health after extended social withdrawal. The writer claims rest failed and a year was needed, but within two months Peruna rejuvenated him and now a few doses prevent weariness. The missive also mentions Mrs J E Pinn endorsing Peruna and notes many previous ailments cured by the tonic.
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Finn
East
Hish St
Buffalo
Pertina Medicine Co
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Depen
J. E. Pinn
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Hiurtman
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